Tin Long Island Tercentenary Dollar

Value of 1936 HK-694a Tin Long Island Tercentenary Dollar

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-694a

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Long Island Tercentenary Commemoration 1636 1936 and the reverse text is Long Island’s First White Settlement 1636. The front side of the coin shows a Native American portrait on the left side of the coin and a Pilgrim bust on the right side of the medal, facing each other with the dates below, text surrounding on the outer border of the token. The backside of the coin depicts an eagle at the bottom with wings spread, the date and three lines of text above, fasces to either side of the centered design.

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